Signal
Your bot, alert, or REST client creates order intent.
Search brief
Broker rejections are easier to fix before they reach the broker.
Titan helps signal operators separate rejected intent, Titan-side gate blocks, and broker rejections by making the decision path inspectable.
How it works
Evaluate
Titan checks the signal against configured diagnostics before broker submission.
Return
Titan returns allow or block output with a reason, trace id, and decision trail.
Execute
Your own execution path decides what to do next. Hosted Titan does not place orders.
Gate-level reasons
Instead of a vague failed order, Titan returns a structured reason such as symbol allowlist, market hours, bracket validity, exposure, cooldown, sizing, or malformed payload.
Common bot-builder problems
Use Titan when a TradingView webhook fired twice, an AI-generated trading bot sent a bad order, an Alpaca-style bot hit a rejection loop, or you need to see what the bot actually sent before it reached the broker.
Forwarder-owned execution
Your forwarder still owns broker submission. Titan gives the forwarder an upstream allow or block answer and a traceable reason.
Receipts for review
Decision receipts make repeated rejection patterns visible so operators can tune rules, adjust bot behavior, or inspect broker compatibility assumptions.
Execution boundary
Hosted Titan evaluates and records proposed order intent. It does not generate signals, hold funds, require broker credentials for public evals, or independently place broker orders.